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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-26
HARKETs BY TELEGRApH.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, April 25.-Cotton quiet: sales.
1is bales; upla0ds, lOtIc. Orleans, 10 l3-l6c. T;
net receipts. 1861 bales; experts-to Great
Britain, asa bales; 10 the Continent, i,4ss
bales: stock, 4a2.2l8 bales. Southern -four
quiet bu; generally steady; common TO fair OK
s5.s5. Wheat iaNc. higher, closing frmer I;
No. red, April, S3l.a9,A.c., closing az 9sifc. I;
May, ~ s93Hc., closing at os1sc.; July, aga
9s'.c., closing at 9Sl5c. Corn haAe, higher,
closing firm; No. =, Nay and June, isai94c.,
closing at f9Hc.; July, 59,sc., closing at same.
Oats sa5sc. higher; No. =, April, nominal 81
3lkc.; May, 34T.c., closing at3Sc.- Hops quiet
and unchanged. Cofioo-Far Rio arm at
si6.s1H options active and higher; No.
hio, April, slai0asi5.l5: May, 81 y asl5.e5 (;
June, SIS S0a;i5. 20. Sugar quiet and steady ;
refined quiet end steady. Molassss firm So
teet, 1910. Rice steady and in good demand.
Gotten seed oil, 3ia3i &c. for crude, 81 aSSc. for
refined. Resin duh at si.H4ssL2. Turpcn-
tine dun at 3Skc. Hides steady and mode
rstely active; wet salted New Orleans, select
ed, 4:a6o pounds, gisaioc. Texas, selected. S0a
60 pounds, i9c. Wsol quiet snd unchanged I;
domestic fleece, S0a:ssc. pulled, its2ic. sxas,
9a2tc. Pork quiet nominal, and steady fze5s,
sI5aSl5.25 for old. si6.o0asl7 for nes. Beef
duh. Middles dull and nominal Lard a
shade easter and quiet: western steam. q. s0a
GA2X; May, s'.SsaS7.iO; july, E.ssss7.ol
Freighis dull.
So. LOUIS, April xo-flour STEADY and nffn.
Cash wheat was strong, with active export do
rnand, 10000 bushels having been taken for
foreign shipment to-day, and 10000 bushels
win 20 out during the week: No. cred, cash.
slasCxc.: May. SoHas0kc.. closed a. So5.c.
June, 80 4sssie. Corn firm and kai{c. higher
cash and May, s5hc.; June. 36Sc. oass very
dull; cash, AkaSsc.; May, 27y.c. Provisions
dun; only small job trade.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, April 2s.-Fiour active fancy.
s3esasi. Whsal arm; No. red, SHrz5c.
Corn In good demand ana firm; Ne. mixed.
4iks4sc. Oats heavy; No mixed, aoS apte.
Lard quiet at sos. Bulk-mcats hrm: short
ribs. G.75. Bacon steady; short-rtbs, $50;
short-ciear, ~ whiskey steady az tiA Hog
steady and firm; common and light A.>sa
los: packing aud butchers. s5a$a6o.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, N. c., April A--furpsutirs
steady at Akc. Rosin steady; strained, SOC.
good strained. SO. Tar firm st S1.lA Crude
turpeatine nrn; hard. ti.D: yslisw-dir aAe
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE. April M--Grsin arm Wheat
No. 3. red, BE-. Coru--No. z mixed, 40 Oats
No. q BIC. Provisions steady. Hacon-clsas-
rib sides, 14Ges olesw sidsA -: shoeidefs,
t&tsh. bulk-mess-cl ssr-sib sdcA "; cissa
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pAVIs AN0 nEAUREGARD.
SIarp Remarks About shiloh from
thc tx-PreSident of the
Confederncy.
by telegraph to the Dispatch.


CHICAGO, april pa special from
New Orleans SAYS jefferson Davis has
replied 10 the communication of Gen
eIal Beauregard, printed Sunday, AMI
madveTting ont the remarks of the former
delivered 1T the time of the unvelllng
Of the bronze equestrian statue OF Al
bert Sydney Johnston at Metalrle
cemetery, in this county, April 9TH
The President of the late Confederacy
says
My remarks were unprecedented,
and under the circumstances 1t would
have been very difficult, If not impos-
Mhle, TO make an exact report. III
seens. however, to have been sufficient
" clear to be understood by the writer
OF the communication, who undertakes
to reduce quotation toplain language,
and then, in quibbling explanation
of his plain language, shows that
he knew the true meaning OF my
remarks. If he did not | will and
his understanding by specially stating
that, in my opinion, the only mistake
OF General Johnston in relation to the
battle Of Shiloh was in not personally
making the orderof march from CorlDth
towards Pittsburgh Landing. for which
his large experience in the movement
of troops peculiarly qualified him, IN
stead Of intrusiing that duty to General
ReaureCard, his second IN command,
and who had seen comparatively llttle
service with troops in the field. IL
i'll this way, as appears by contempora-
neous statements, day was needlesSly
spent IN the march, it was mistake
with serious consequences. lie follows
with the bold assertion that l was mis-
taken in surprising the telegraphic dis,
patch had been lost in which General
Johnston explained to me his plan Oh
battle. To prove my mistake the enl,
phatic announcement is made 1t is not
lost. One might reasonably expect
after such declaration, that the as
patch described by me would be pro-
duced, but instead thereof there Is
given dispatch reciting the order OF
The march from Corinth and the assign
ment TO positions on the field, ana TINS
is offered as the telegram now occupy
ing cur attention.
"a poor fulfilment of the hope sug-
gested by the round assertion that the
dispatch referred TO by me had not
been lost In regard 10 the last dis-
patch stated nothing new IN my re-
marks Of the 9th instant. Both dls,
patches were lost, but the onepablished
was supplied from the original IN the
possession OF ~. Z. Johnston. 1t gave
the order OF the march and the genera
disposition Of battle. The other, as
stated, was in cypher agreed upon be,
tween General Johnston and myself ana
only used on special occasions. The orr
Qinai, for obvious reasons, was not. therer
fore. 10 be found in his letter book. 4
shall not notice in detail the self.iauda-
ton OF the long communication under
review, but will merely say that y
General Deauregafd WAS the author OF
the plan Of battle; II he was present
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sympathy for Ireiana.

CMc1NNATI, ONO, April 25.-Melo-
deou Hall was crowded with people, who
met TO hold an anti-coercion meeting,
tonight. Mayor Smith presided. Adj
dress were made by ex-COngressman
John T. Follett, ex-Minister to France
L. f. Noyes, Congressman Charles
Il. Brown, and Rev. NJ. G.
Lockwood, and by several Ro-
man Catholic priests. The speeches
were all expressive Of sympathy for the
efforts of Ireland TO secure home rule.
A resolution was adopted expressing
admiration for Parnell and Gladstone.
II was also resolved to send Gladstone,
Parnell, and Lord Salisbury copies OF
the resolution.
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DEATHS.

ARsELIA-Died, at the residence Of hor son
in-law. Mr.. l. !. Mercer, Monday. April %. 1851,
at O'Clock y. NJ. Mrs. CAROLINE :. ARSELI.
In The seyenty-Rintb year VI her age.
Her funeral viii take place from The Second
Baptist church WEDNESDAY, April g7th, at 4
O'Clock p. n. Friends and aclunintances In
yitod 10 attond. 81
BoIsSEAU.-Died, At his late residence. al
Amelia Courthouse, Va, on sunday morning,
April g, 1887, DR.. X. w. BOlSsEAU, In tho nfty-
second year Of his age.
lie is not. for God has takep him"
DREwRY.- Died, suddenly, Of congestion Of
the brain. April %, 1880. the Arlington House.
Richmond, Va, RICHARD Raglan, infant 500
Of Dr. s. ID. and Alice Aacgill Drsvry; aged
fifteen months.
Southern Churchman aud Maryland pspsn
please copy.
HAKE.-Died, OF diptheria, Sunday, April 81,
1877, az fifteen minutes 10 3 Y. NJ, CARRIE
LEE, infant and oDly child OF yonnis u. asa
Benjamin Hake; aged fiftoen months ans
twenty-five days.
The little crib IL empty now,
The little clothes laid by.
A mothers hope, fathers Joy,
In deaths cold arnor doh lie.
Farewell, my brighteyed CAKHis,
Our darling little love:
Thou art gone 10 meet thy Savior
Ia thy heavenly Lone above.
We fHirr ueT. nOfQs Va ~ 49,
The loss we now sustain;
Yet she's ia Heaven At rest
Oh why should vs complain.
Little CARRIK, thou has left Us
In this wide world alouo:
But We know there ia no sorrow Nero,
Darling, whore thou art gone.
The funeral took place at her fathers resi-
dence, 3l3 Louisiana street, koadsr q,
O'Clock Il. n.
York Pa) papers please copy
.PENNELI.-D ct the residence % her
mother, scs w0st Marshall street. on SUNDAY
evening. IDA l. PENNELI- aged thirty years,
after q useful asd devoted life In tbs service Of
tho Lord, aud In hope OF eternal life.
Funeral from the house THIS TUESDAY
MORNING M 10 o'clock. Members u the
ChristadephiaD Brotherhood and frisnds IN
yitod.
WILKINSON. Died, April syh. NARY G.
WILKINSON, beloved wife OF y. samuel
Wilkinson, in the thrty~third year Of her age.
The funeral will tako place THIS EVENING
al O'CLOCK from S. Patricks church, Twenty
MIN between Broad and Grace streets Friends
aud relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited 90 attend.
staunton and Norfolk Va) papers and
Philadelphia Record viii please copy.
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american shipping Interests

CHARLESTON, s. c., April 25.-The
convention of the Department OF the
South Atlantic Coast of tho American
Shipping and Industrial League met al
the City Hall to-day. Owing to the
slim attendance the convention, after
the appointment Of committee on
credentials, adjourned till tomorrow
night, The following officers were re-
porte d for the permanent organization
President, Hon. A. M. Waddill, OF WI
minQtun. N. O.; Secretary, w. d.
Duncan, Of Barnwell. s. O.. Vice.Prs.
sidenta, johnson Hasood OF South
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
MOTHS OF INTEREST PROM ACROSS
THE WATER.
The Ecclesiastical Bill in the Prussian
riet The Press on sehnae-
beles's Arrest.
ny Anglo. American cable 10 the DIspa.chJ

ny Anglo American cable TO the DlspatchI
GLASGOW, APRIL 25.-The Glasgow
Chamber Of Commerce, by vote OF SO
to 80, to-day adopted resolution de-
claring that the systems of trade boun-
ties and protection adopted by other
countries had so injured the English
trade that there was justification for ask
ing that Great Britain revise her fiscal
relations.
MANCHESTER, April 25.-The Cham
Der of Commerce of this city to-day,
by vote of "a to 33, adopted a reso-
ton affirming undated confidence in
free trade as the best national CONNER
cial policy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-26

Carolina, T. v. l.. Finley OF Maryland.
William Lamb of Virginia. w. Il. VIII
son of West Virginia, +. w. Kirchner
Of North Carolina, John Screven OF
Georgia, and J. J. Daniels Of Florida.
The feature OF the proceedings tonight
was an address by Colonel g. s. Hill,
secretary of the National Shipping
League, on the decline of American
marine-its causes and remedy.
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Jewish Ministers Of America
nv telegraph 70 the Dispstch.l

New YORK, April 25.-The seminar
nual conference of the Jewish Minis
ters' Association of America is in SEES
sion at the Foty-fourth-Street Syna-
goeue to-day. DIR. Gottheil IS the pre-
siding officer. Among those in attend
snce ore Rev DR.. A. Gutzmann, OF
Syracuse Rev. DR.. III. Justrow, of
Philadelphia Rev. DIR. Raphael Las
ker, of Boston Rev. DR.. A. ). BEETLE
helm, of Baltimore Rev. DIR. b.
Drachman, of Newark f; Rev. Abraham
p. Nendes, of Newport and Rev. Da-
yid Levi, of Charleston, s. Q.
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The noycotted saove.Pattcrns

10y IfICETaPH 10 VH0 DT5I'1''VrI'I
Troy, n. Y, April 25.--The boy
cotted stove-patterns from st, Louis
arrived in this city Saturday night, aud
as a result stove-maling in Troy in the
foundlies of the Defence Association IS
at an end for the present. The found
ries were all closed to-day, the mould
ers having attended in a body the fune-
raj of one of their number.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-26

NJ. Taine, the eminent French critic,
is angry at the vehemence of the abuse
to whichhe is subjected apropos of his
recent work on Napoleon Bonaparte.
The late Lieutenant Danenhower
was a tall and powerfully-built man.
He was gentle OF speech, courteous in
manner, and was especially fond Of
children.
Speaker Hustled is vestryman in the
leading Episcopal church at Peekskill,
and out OF his own pocket furnishes
communion wine for every church IL
tho place.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

APRIL 25.-Receipts: 100 head cattle, iS3
sheep, 4i3 hogs.
sales: $50 head cattle, I22 sheep, 4i3 hog.
Prices were a. follows:
Cattle-Best, 5a5ilc. gross Ia few higher; me-
dunn TO good, 4a4tc. gross; common " fair, 3a
3Ic. grosa
Sheep-shesrsd, 3]Ia45Sc. gross; wool, t]la
&c. gross
Hogs-7a5kc net.
Buls-3a3lIc gross
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Washington Notes.

TBy telegraph 70 Tue DlspaICH-J
WASHINGTON, April 25.-'Ihe Inter
State Commission started South to-
day.
James II. Marn, chief clerk to the
First Assistant Postmaster-General,
died to-day. Had he lived until June
lst lie would have been i'll continuous
public service fifty-six years.
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belgium and the vatican.

ny AngIO-AmeTlCan CHDIt 10 UIU UI5DHIV1'I
LONDON, April pa dispute has
arisen between the Belgium Govern
rent and the Vatican, which threatens
to lead to the Kultur Kampf in Bel.
gium. The Beernaert Cabinet wanted
the Vatican to instruct the Catholics IN
Belgium to vote for the army bill,
which makes religious students liable
to military service. The Vatican fatty
refused TO do so.
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The EcciesinAlicniHl Ell.

Copyrighted by New York Associated Press,
1871
BERLIN, April 25.-In the lower
house of the Prussian Diet to-day the
new ecclesiastical bill passed its sec
ond reading in the form in which
the upper house approved it, The
clause admitting certain religious or
ders into Prussia was approved by q
vote of $50 to III.
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8; Nineteenth, 10: Tweuticth, Is;
Iwenty-first. 2; Twenty-second. 2;
Twenty-third. 2; Twenty-fifth, 3;
Iwenty-sixth, 1 Twenty-seventh, 4;
Twenty eighth, 2; Twenty ninth, IL ;
Thirtieth, 9; Thirty-first. i; Thirty
second, |; Thirty-third, 3; and Thirty
fourth, /.
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BCGsnCDeh.

by Anglo-American cable TO the Dispaich.I
PARIs, April 25.-The production Of
Wagner's "Lohengrin, " which was put
eff on account of the excitement at
tending the Schnaebeles incident, has
acain been postponed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-26
Prohibition In Rockingham.

HARnIsoxBUso. Va, April 25.-The
locel.option election was held today in
four of the five districts in this county.
Barrisonburg district gave 2l4 prohi,
bition majority Ashby district about
500: and the other two districts are
claimed by the probibitionists by small
maiorities. Everything passed of
quietly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-26
Three Mon nronnod.

by Telegraph 70 Tie Dl5paIcn.I
QUEBEC, April 25.-Three young men,
named Charles Moreau, August Rous-
seau, and Joseph Huard, were drowned
at Stromuald yesterday by the upset,
sng of a boat. A fourth man saved
himself by clinging to a cake OF ice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-26
Two Female Counserfciters.
Try telegraDh TO the DIspatch.l

New YORK, April 25.-The United
States secret-service officers late Satur-
day night arrested two women, named
Mrs. Annie Kelly and Miss Ellen Bar
rett, who have been engaged in coun-
terfeiting silver coins for number of
months at No. 237 east One-Hundred-
Eleventh street. The officers
caught the women at their work,
and captured thirteen plaster-of-pa-
ris moulds, files, melting-kettles, and
one hundred and sixty-eight counter
felt dollars. The Kelly woman is the
wife of the notorious George Kelly,
the counterfeiter, who is supposed to
be in Paris. The Barrett woman is
twenty-one years of age and is Mrs.
Kelly's sister. When orraigned before
United States Commissioner Shields
to-day they did not deny their guilt.
Mrs. Kelly said that she had been
making the coun.erfeits for months
and had been showing them among the
Italians. She has two children, boy
three and girl twelve years of age.
United States Commissioner Shields
held Mrs. Kelly and Miss Barrett in
g., 600 bail for examination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-26
baseball Yesterday.

10y IEIOBIN I''l 70 VIZ III 1877
Philadelphia Athletics, 1, 3, 7, 0, 0,
0, 9, Q, O-13; Metropolitans, 0, 0, 0,
0, 0, 0, o, o, 90.
Brooklyn: Six innings-rain. Brook
lyns, o, 5, 4, 3, l, 3-l6; Baltimores,
D, ., ], 2, 4, 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-26
VIII Disband Their Assembly
lBr telegraph to the pIspa.eh.l

PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 25.-Th'
silyersmiths employed at the Gorhan
Manufacturing Company's works have
voted TO disband the local assembly OF
Knights of Labor in this city to which
they belong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-26
A Chicago RIage.

CHICAGO, April pa fire involving
a loss OF over $l25, 900 started tonight
in the fiye-story brick store lob Dear
Lorn street. The building was occu-
ned by Shienewend 4 Lee, store
teepess and Wholesale dealers 10 print
ers' materials.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-26

by telegraph to the Dispa'chl
NEw York, April 25.-The works OF
the Vosburg Manufacturing Company
were burned last night. Loss, Sl60, OOo'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-26
Meetinx Of the Terminal Board.

Especial telegram % tho DispaVUn-I
NV YORK, April 25.-The Terminal
directors met to-day in order to allow
President Sully to leave tomorrow on
a tour of inspection over the system.
Only routine and matters OF detail were
discussed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-26
MARINE lxrGLL,GssCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. ArxIL -, iss7.

PORT OF RICHMOND. Arxn q, 1851.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Jenney, New Ysrts
merchandise and passengers, q. w. Aiiea =
Co. agents.
steamer Fanlia, Hines, Phiiadslphi1 mer-
chandiso aud passengers. J. w. hccsrscks
agent
schooner George p Haliock, EdmondA PERI
Amhoy, new rails, W. N. Carts, agent
Schooner John X. Halliday, Cranmer, ferh
Ar,bQy. nsw rails w. N. Curtis, agent
Schooner sophia Godfrey, hcCarty, Porn
Amboy, now rails, W. II, CursiA agent
schooner Richard Peterson, Enxiish, Phllar
deiphia, ccsi, ). u. HAYES.
PoRr OF NEWPORT NEWS. AraIt - ~.
10y telsgraphl
AsxivBD MTa.
Steamship Amy Dora, Thonpeoa. Nsu o..
lsanA coaled and salld Sb&h for 0enoA
Stesmship kAnAvhA Sears, Neu Y0t.
,oaded coal and sailed Tor Nes York.
sAuHD 3t1n.
Steamship City Of nanchsassr. Gilmore, Livsg>
pooL
Steamship AiieghanY, Taylog, proviAeocos
and sailed fOr West ro1ne
ochosnsrs IAviniA CampSolL van PpSsi-
dsses; Ida IAsAAns rse,sF, rsa Hive, y >ssa
coeh
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Tre poneasnw Mediator.

BY Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
Kosn, April 25.-The Pope to-day
sent confidential notes to the French
and German Governments offering to
act as mediator in the Schnaebeles af-
f,ir
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COTTON REPORT.
Market quiet and steady.
QUOTATIONS..
GOOD MIDDLISG.-i0 9-lGc.
hIDDLING.--l0 5 l6c.
Low MIDDLIso.-9 1916.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-26
FINANCIAL.
Sxv Yonx BArrrroRx, AID HrcI'
HoHD STOCK xxcHAHe1S.
.rsr ,elenapn % ,hs r,isps.ch.l

NV YORK, April 3.-1he new week - ,n'
STOCK Exchange opened with mode,ntey "a
tive. but feverish, irregular. and unso,nr -
market The pivotal stock OF me aay W. 49, ~
England. The decline In the stock was
after the frat hour. On tho other hand tners
was marked strength in Union Pacific sno
Oregona. which made slight advances. wniio
the remainder Of the list we're weak. lh TO
Turn of Mr.. Gould and tho reports thai ms son y,
timents arc builish caused an upward spufs ~
western Union late IN the day, In which the
general market aympathized 70 certain e1-
tent. Fort Worth and Denver was also
notably weak I'm the early dealings. ira
ding Ia Reading was comparatively small.
nun n remained firm throughout me
Snv The opening was generally urn,
adysnces over Saturdays nnal figures IN fnost
stocks being from < TO y. New England, WITH
I'vian Pacific and heading, furnished tho great
bulk Of the trading, and while New England,
wort Worth and the general list were heayy 70
ueak marked strength was displaye1 py
Upion Pacific. After the first hour. however.
the declines were checked. and IN many casrs
tho early losses were recovered before noon. a
steady 70 firm tone was impaired TO dealings w
the afternoon, western Union coming 10 tne
front. There was slight reaction towards :
r. NJ, but the close was steady 10 nrm n, cicse
10 Inc opening figures. Tho net result oil the
DAYS business Is that prices are irreguiariy
changed, though in only two cascs-Sew mig
lend, which lost 81, and Wheeling aud Lake
Erie ik-ars the differences for more than lrsc-
tioual amounts.
koon.-stocxs quiet and steady. Money easy
at 4a5 per cent. Exchange-Long. 4soasSbA
short. iS7ais1sl. Governments dun
ErSnsaq.-Exchangc duh and firm; long,
4s7: short. 4s9. Money, 4as per cent, closing
AT 5a6. Sub-Treasury balances-Goid, ti5o.3io, :.
eco currency. si5.5ss 600 GOveroments dull: !
per cents: 1873; per cents loo DID s'a'e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-26
GRAIN AID COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. April 90, 1857.
OFFERINGS.
wBEAT.-2, 400 bushels,
CORN.-500 bushels
OATS, zoo bushelA
hRAL.-22S bushels.
CLOVER SEED-2O bushels.
sALEs REPoRrsD TO SECRETARY.
CORN.-White, 200 bushels prime At 5ic.
MEAL 22S bushels country boltod on private
teTmh
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY. April q, 1897.
SALBs-FIRsr BoARD.-g,5OO Richmond city
6's (B. c. at ll9
SECOND BoARD.-I 300 Richmond city Gs ~.
b. at 1is; 1900 Virginia new rs st67.
.tostrocuo,.tiona nj N a Stork Board.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-26
V,HE OLD AND THE NEW.

The old-style pillsl Who does not know
What agony they caused-what wOef
You walked the floor, you groaned, you
sighed,
And felt such awful pain inside;
And the next day you felt 80 weak
You didn't want TO move or speak.
Now, Perceis "Peilets are 20 mild
They are not dreaded by child.
They do their work in painless way.
And leave no weakness for next day.
Thus proving what Is oft contest,
That gentle means are always best
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. ND, April s5.-ylrginla 6's, con
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